Retail Security Measures Extend to Canned Goods
A photograph taken at a retail store shows multiple cans of Spam, including the Black Pepper and Turkey varieties, secured inside individual clear plastic anti-theft cases. The shelf displays price tags indicating a cost of $2.92 per unit, with a larger shelf label showing $6.88. The image highlights the increasing trend of retailers placing common grocery items under lock and key to prevent shoplifting, a practice that has become a subject of social commentary regarding retail security and economic conditions.
Spam is $4.99 here
Spam Musubi is so hot right now!
I knew thy did not have shame, but that's a new low i that i didn't think it was possible even for "them"
It's like the richest generation gets mad or something when you refuse to pay for their social programs and shit when they bought a home for 30k and you pay 25k a year for rent...
In Korea they sell fancy gift boxes of Spam and MD 20/20. That is fucking hard core cultural appropriation.
A friend of mine was a huge fan of going shopping without money. I guess it's his fault. (Btw. he worked in the same shop he later went shoplifting.)
Damn..... what's next? Ramen cup soup?
It happened a while ago.
3 dollars bro. Even in romania we do not have it as bad. Wtf.
What kind of crime infested craphole do you live in haha